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Vibin’ With Ari Martin!
Instrumental producer, Ari Martin releases his new single, “Vibe With Me”; which was self-produced via his own production company, Grown Up Music, LLC. Powerblast Worldwide will distribute, market and promote his music to a wider audience and grow him a fan base. His new record, “Vibe With Me” was released on December 22nd, 2023!
Ari Martin has a new album called, “Thoughts and Ideas”; which is out now! It Is a collection of smooth grooves and charming melodies.
Ari Martin was born, bred and currently based in Cincinnati, Ohio and he creates R&B, Soul, Pop and Dance instrumentals. His style of music is grown, sexy and made for adults who still like to party and have a good time. His production style is slick danceable grooves that cater to a mature class of listeners. He is eager to let listeners enjoy his instrumental recordings, but also is looking forward to producing records for other recording artists. He intends on being the go to producer for modern R&B/Pop music. It’s happy hour music!
Ari Martin also has a recently released album called, “Thoughts and Ideas”; which is out now! It’s a collection of smooth grooves and charming melodies.
Follow Ari Martin on IG: @mr_ari_martin
The track was Produced by: Ari martin
The track was Written and Arranged by: Ari Martin
The track was Mixed and Mastered by: Ari Martin
The track is Published by:
POWERBLAST WORLDWIDE MUSIC [BMI]
GROWN UP MUSIC, LLC. [BMI]
Label: GROWN UP MUSIC, LLC.
Marketing & Distribution: POWERBLAST WORLDWIDE
“Vibe With Me“ is available for quick and easy sync licensing opportunities
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